IEEE Romania SIGHT Webinar
We invite all interested IEEE Romania members to attend this dedicated webinar presented by Ms. Amira Ouerfelli- Chair of the IEEE Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology (SIGHT) Global Committee.
Become a member of the Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology (SIGHT) today and join a global network of IEEE volunteers committed to leveraging technology for sustainable development. https://sight.ieee.org/
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Membership includes:
- Monthly newsletters with the latest updates on IEEE humanitarian technology activities
- Access to exclusive funding opportunities for SIGHT Groups
- Increased connectivity with fellow volunteers, the SIGHT Committee and staff.
- Recognition of SIGHT volunteers and SIGHT Group contributions through the IEEE SIGHT Awards.
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- Starts 22 May 2026 07:00 AM UTC
- Ends 15 June 2026 03:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
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Amira Ouerfelli of IEEE Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology (SIGHT) Global Committee
Biography:
Amira is an electrical engineer specialized in robotics, embedded systems, and artificial intelligence. She holds a master’s degree in Information System Technologies from ENIT and is deeply committed to creating sustainable impact through technology. She was recognized with the Best Performance Sustainable Project Award at IEEE PowerAfrica 2024. Under her leadership, the IEEE SIGHT Tunisia Section received the Outstanding SIGHT Section Award for Region 8 (2025).
She currently holds several leadership positions, including:
· IEEE MGA Representative, HTB (2026)
· IEEE HTB SIGHT Chair (2026)
· IEEE HTAC Region 8 Member (2026)
· IEEE SIGHT Tunisia Section Chair (2025–2026)
· Humanitarian Technologies Coordinator, IEEE Tunisia Section (2025–2026)
· IEEE Smart Village Volunteer (since 2021)
Beyond IEEE, Amira chairs the Disaster Response Team at the National Tunisian Red Crescent (since 2020), with a focus on disaster risk reduction and strengthening community resilience.